5F Understanding Artificial Intelligence - Week 1

What is a simple way to define Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

• A type of computer program that can only follow pre-set rules.

• A type of computer program that can learn, understand, and make decisions.

• A real brain that is connected to a computer.

• A computer that can only be controlled by a human.

According to the presentation, what kind of computer science is AI?

• One that creates robots that can think and act like humans.

• One that makes computers or robots think and learn like people do.

• One that allows a computer to only follow rules.

• One that is designed to be a real brain.

What is a key difference between AI and a computer that just follows rules?

• AI can only make decisions based on what a human tells it.

• AI can't figure things out on its own.

• AI can figure things out on its own, recognize patterns, and make decisions.

• AI can't recognize patterns.

How do Netflix and YouTube use AI?

• To create new shows and videos.

• To give you an answer when you ask a question.

• To control the characters in a video game.

• To suggest shows or videos you might like based on what you've watched before.

What is one way AI is used in video games?

• To connect players to the internet.

• To control the characters that aren't being played by a person.

• To suggest which game you should play next.

• To record the players' scores.

How do self-driving cars use AI?

• They use AI to connect to other cars on the road.

• They use AI to 'see' the road, other cars, and people to drive safely without a driver.

• They use AI to choose the fastest route.

• They use AI to tell the driver where to go.

How does AI help doctors in medicine?

• It helps them schedule appointments.

• It can look at X-rays or scans to help find problems faster.

• It helps them write prescriptions.

• It helps them communicate with patients.

In which field can AI help create new songs or paintings?

• Video Games

• Medicine

• Art and Music.

• Self-Driving Cars

Which of the following is an example of AI in everyday life, according to the presentation?

• Siri or Alexa.

• A simple calculator.

• A regular alarm clock.

• A television remote control.

The presentation's learning objectives include describing applications of AI in everyday life and across different industries. Which of the following is an example of this?

• AI's ability to 'see' the road in self-driving cars.

• AI's ability to follow pre-set rules.

• AI's function as a real brain.

• AI's function in calculating equations.